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Repair a Mumbai pickup demand survey

Mumbai, Maharashtra · Fictional practice case

The decision

A retailer surveys 300 loyalty members and 72% say they would use a “fast, convenient pickup service.” A real ₹30 pickup pilot in two stores converts 18 of 200 eligible customers.

What explains the discrepancy and how should demand be re-estimated?

Worked solution

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Case at a glance
72% stated intent. 9% observed uptake. Rebuild the question and sample
  1. Flag coverage bias, leading wording and the absence of a price or time window. Treat the 63-point difference as a comparison of different measures, not a causal estimate.
  2. Recruit members and non-members across dayparts. Ask about actual collection time, then offer a specific slot and fee with a no-purchase response.
  3. Track booking and completion separately. Repeat in more stores to see whether the 9% observed rate reflects site access, the fee or genuine demand.

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